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trigger_andy

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  1. Nice!
  2. Ah ok. I tried looking and it seemed like there was nothing securing the ladder down. I’ve a 22’ and 32’ log to do when I get home. I planned on using 2-3 ladder sections and getting them all packed out and level with my 2.4m spirit level. Also considered doing them but by bit with one ladder section but thought it would be tricky to keep the straight line.
  3. Did you just plop the ladder on the log then slid it along when needed?
  4. Very cool! Whats with the Chain Cover Mod? Some nice welding there. Notice a difference with the exhaust Mod?
  5. Post a pic!
  6. Cut one wire to the kill switch. Jobs a good-un. Gimpy bar is sorted in 5 minutes. But it took me the best part of an afternoon of messing around to figure it out as it was not at all what the guys in the Rock Shop indicated.
  7. Cut one wire to the kill switch. Jobs a good-un. Gimpy bar is sorted in 5 minutes. But it took me the best part of an afternoon of messing around to figure it out as it was not at all what the guys in the Rock Shop indicated.
  8. If it was local to me Id Mill it for free and Id have someone with me to clog up the firewood. The brash would be getting left and if the owner wanted a slab he'd have to pay for them. We have folk local to me paying £50 to fill a 1t trailer with logs they have to cut from the tree themselves.
  9. I find that surprising, but like you Im no expert. I ran a 064 with a 36" Low-pro bar and it was 'ok' I certainly never considered it anywhere as 'quick' (relative term) as the 088 I had (same cc as the 084) I might be going the 64" Low-Pro route on the 084, we'll see.
  10. Oh?
  11. Maybe they dont, but then they should not make uneducated comments on what weapons are classified and used for over there by law as clearly one of the intended uses is self-defence.
  12. Is self defence not an intended purpose of weapons? I think you need to read the US constitution again.
  13. You don’t need to pick up smaller diameter logs by hand though. A set of hand lifting tongs and/or a Hookeroon makes light work of that. Sub-14” diameter logs split 4 ways on my little 22t. Virtually no bending involved and a good posture throughout the operation. I’m closing in on 42 and had two minor back surgeries in the last 3 years so ergonomics is very important to me and I can work all day without much discomfort. Bigger rounds get the vertical treatment obviously.
  14. I’m lucky in that both my 10kw Stoves take 450mm and 500mm logs.
  15. You don’t fancy using it in the horizontal? I find it way easier and quicker. Only go vertical if it’s a big round.
  16. Dunno like. That’s a fair number of posts you’ve dedicated to him today already. If you think he’s trolling you’ve on the reeled in list as well. 😉
  17. Gotta love the banter though. Miracles and Scottish Enlightenment if we read his book and do what he says! Brilliant stuff, and he’s got you talking about him as much as the next man. Hook line and sinker for you as well it seems.
  18. Read this page and it certainly sounds like his though. Utterly bonkers. [emoji15]
  19. If he is trolling then he is a God at it! To prime a trolling near on 3 years prior is epic and worthy of becoming the Troll Master! I think he’s a genuine nutcase and you’re a bit naïve to be fair.
  20. Im not even remotely wound up though? Its just funny. If he's trolling then well done to him, he's done a great job and I do like a good troll so maybe I should tip my hat to him, Im always open to some fresh bait.
  21. I think if you buy sawn timber from the merchants its a full 2"x4"? What is usually bought from them is planned though?
  22. Very nice! What was the dimensions asked for?
  23. Apology accepted.
  24. Consistent? I'll assume you'll be able to provide examples? Ive not offered such a thing in the past nor have I done so now. That's simply your tale on it.

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